2. Agenda: Work Center
What is work center & Structure of Work center
Importance of Work Center
Creation of Work Center
Purpose of the StandardValue Key & StandardValues
Capacities and their Maintenance
Pooled capacity & Reference Capacity
Integration with Costing
DefaultWork center
Work Center Reporting
Configuration related to Work Center
3. Work Center - Overview
A work center is a location that defines where production activities
take place according to order requirements.
Work centers determine the place where the operation is to be
executed.
In different companies, work centers are also called machine
centers or capacity centers.
Work centers can be defined as individual or multiple machines,
people, tools, and so on.
Work centers are used in routings and production orders
Work centers are integrated with and support a number of areas
Scheduling
Capacity planning
Costing
7. Standard Value Key
Standard values represent the times to be measured when the
work center is used on a task list, for example, machine time,
labor time, and setup time.
These times are grouped together using a standard value key.This
key determines which standard values are displayed for the work
center.
The standard value key is entered on the work center Basic data
tab.The key can be set to required or optional within the work
center.
11. Pooled Capacity
A pooled capacity is used to model manufacturing resources that
will be shared by many work centers.
For example, you have five production lines that each require an
operator to the entire duration that machine runs.
However, you only have four operators in you resource pool.
Therefore, only four machines can run at any one time.
14. Default Work Center
The default work center
makes work center
maintenance easier and can
be defined per plant and work
center category.
You can create a default work
center for each plant and work
center category.
All screens are blank if no
default work center has been
created for the work center
category and plant.